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Originally Posted by JPRempe
The bat manufacturers KNOWINGLY created bats that would eventually exceed the existing standards of the ASA. At the time the ASA did not or was not able to test the bat over the entire lifespan. Now they can.
How is it that the fault of the bat manufacturers gets laid onto the ASA? That's what I want to know...
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ASA knew. Everyone new. The big reason for composite bats was because their performance increased with use with the downside being not as much durability.
To say ASA didnt know is absurd... because 14U daddy coach sure as heck knew as he plopped down his 300 bucks. Men have been rolling their bats since jump for this EXACT reason.
Unless someone is going to make the argument everyone BUT ASA knew. If thats the case.. well thats even sadder.
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Last edited by wadeintothem; Fri Feb 08, 2008 at 11:41am.
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Fri Feb 08, 2008, 11:38am
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